Acceptable restrictions on dissemination of tangible and intangible research results are rewritten to better explain the University's position that publication and non-commercial dissemination of research results must not be limited.
Although faced with significant challenges, including government interference and restrictions, trade unions have secured some tangible gains, such as fringe benefits, collective bargaining contracts, and better working conditions.
For the issues these two authors dealt with -- race in the South, societal restrictions -- a circuitous syntax made tangible the thorniness of their topics.
The final two-year deal that must be approved by the House and Senate delivered tangible benefits to both sides while easing tight spending restrictions instituted when Republicans were insisting on austerity for the Obama administration.
For tangible personal property, something you can touch and move, a restriction known as the related-use rule applies.
Palestinian analysts said he would quickly generate some enthusiasm if he achieves tangible benefits for Palestinians, like an easing of Israeli checkpoints and other restrictions.
He cited two constraints he typically faced in the classroom: (a) having tangible prototypes that could yield reliable data, along with (b) classroom time restrictions.
Lifting these restrictions would send a clear message to Palestinians that there are immediate and tangible gains to be realized even while the negotiations proceed.
." "The term 'property' is used in this rule to include documents, books, papers and any other tangible objects". The Court acknowledges that the amendment to Rule 41(b) eliminated a "restriction" against the seizure of mere evidence.
Tangible progress must be made when discussions now begin to ease Israel's blockade of Gaza (or restrictions as the Israelis prefer to call them).
The patent laws prohibit post-expiration restrictions on the use of patented ideas; they have no bearing on use restrictions upon nonpatented, tangible machines.
